Oolite Bulletins

I would have said "The left hand of darkness" by Ursula LeGuin, but that's from the 70's

I came across this in alt.fan.elite: http://www.gdcvault.com/play/1014628/Classic-Game-Postmortem Braben talks about the history of Elite, from inception to publication. Most of it went over my head (I was never any good in maths) but it was interesting. And in the last three seconds Elite IV is men...

Re opening in new tab/window: afaik every browser has a right-click menu that gives you that option. I use it in Opera, FF and Chrome.

drew wrote:

Rather more poignantly, he was the only one of 'his mates' to make it through the war...

Cheers,

Drew.

This is really, really sad... Thanks for sharing Drew.

Just downloaded it from your site. When I unzipped it I noticed there wasn't a folder called sothis.oxp to contain all the individual folders. I had to create it by hand.

Anyway, it looks like a good addition to the game. Thanks.

First things first: Welcome to the friendliest forum this side of Riedquat (with a trademark symbol that I have no idea how to do)

I would love to see some screenshots! 4320x900

Cmdr Wyvern wrote:

There's something missing from this pic... Like say a wooden aircraft or spaceship, that looks vaguely like a fish.

I'm old I bought that album when it came out...

Chrisfs wrote:

You've got some ancient history with the Spanish as well though.

True, but I wasn't there at the time

Damn... I really wanted the Germans to win (for the first time in my life) so we could finally set the record straight after they stole the championship from us in '74.

Another one of my heroes is no more

I have this poster hanging on my wall for over 30 years now:

Maybe it would be a good idea to also post the in-game time that goes with those kills?

Thanks for including my "Drink of the stars"

@DH: I PM'd you about the missing "Stop the war!" ad (6 months late ) but in case you missed it, you can find it here: http://www.opstijgendenevel.nl/stuff/bugs.png

Merry Xmas and happy Ooliting in the new year.

Uderzo is a genius when we are talking drawing. But alas, his story-telling is a lot less. Goscinny really knew how to tell a story. I stopped buying the Asterix albums after Goscinny died.